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Tho Virginia Contempt Gases,

.SWAsulSeros, D. c., Oct l7.-In the
United States Supreme Court to-day the
United States Marshal Tor tho Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia made a return to the
writs Of habeas corpus in the caaen Of At
tqrney General Ayrest and the other in.
pfisoned State officers Of Virginia, and
thcir counsel. Mr.. Gordon, renewed the
motion that they DO admitted to bail.
pending the argument OF the questions at
issue, Chief Justice Waite ordered, that
the bodies Of tho prisoners be, committed
to the custody Of the Marshal Of this
court until tomorrow, when the Court
Will announce its answer as to bail and
time tor argument. sJ s.s II
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Three Mon cre,untsd.

LAKE EDwAnp, ouEnEe, Oct. l7.-Rob.
ost Noil's boarding house was burned at
midnight. Three Of the bosrders, Thomae
Lsndue, Of Norton Mills, Vt William,
Reichnn, Of Little River, and George
scotton, Of California, were burned to a
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5CLEYELAND'S TOUR.
THE nKcNrrloN AT NASHVILLE.
Tho Presidsnt's Luck Fails Him and It Rains
+ Meeting tho Widow Of President Polk.
Arrival at Chattanooga-Presen
with Rebellion aIemeutoos.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. l7.-Tho ia,
broke bright and cheerful but bsiore the
arrival Of President and Mrs. Cleveland ii
the city heavy clouds had gathered In the
heavens. The intervals OF sunshine were
sufficient, however, to warrant the an.
nouucsment Of continuance Of Cleyo.
land weather. Every train that arrived
last night was crowded, and from dark
until dawn tho rumble Of wagonp, laden
with people from the surrounding dis.
tricts, disturbed the stiffness OF the night,
Many who came in on the trains last
were unable to secure lodging, even cot
In the hotels or boarding houaeu, and ire.
qucnt applications were made at private
residences for the privilege OF spending
the Z. night safely housed /. from \ the
chilly air, while quite "a number
were forced to walk the streeta. The
Presidential special was run out TO Bo.le
Mead at an early hour this morning to
bring the party into the city limits, Upon
the arrival ol the President and his com.
panioAs -Rt the Weat Side Park, carrisyes
were taken ior q drive through tho princi.
pal streets and finally to the east front OF
the capitol. The President and Mrs,
Cleveland were voclferouely cheered over
the entire route. When the capitol was
reached, brief speeches OF welcome aud
PRESENTATIONS p we1e made by Governor R.
+. Taylor, Mayor ksrcheval and Chair.
man A. s. Colyer. The immense crowds
surrounding the capitol grounds were
dsmonstrative during the delivery Of the
speeches, and applsuded to the echo every
allusion OF the speakers to tha President.
The President replied after his usual style.
at the conclusion OF hia apeech, which
was enthusiastically received, the Presi-
dent was escorted TO tho lower hallway of
the capitol building, where he gave an
hours reception to the public. OF course
not half the crowd were able 10 pass by
him, and consequently there we're many
WHO were disappointed. While the Presi.
dent waa receiving the public ut the CAPT
tol, Mra. Cleveland, in charge Of the IA.
uie5 committee, was receiving her friends
and admirers at the Maxwell house. n
THE MEETING WITH poLK's WIDOW.
There was something verv extraordina-
~ in the meeting Of Mrs. Polk and Mrs.
Cleveland yesterday. The forne,'s hue.
band had been elected President in 1874,
Just iorty years prior to Mr.. Clevelaud's
election. This was twonty kyears be-
lore the birth Of the preeent lady Of the
White House: Between the asea Of tho
Two distinguished ladies there is differ.
ence Of Bizty-two years-Mrs. Cleveland
heius tweuty.thres and Mrs. Polk eighty
1--we. The former naturally dwe!ls more
on tho present ard future; the lstter on
tho past. Both seemed very much at.
tracted to each other end the meeting viii
certainly snever, be, forgotten by either.
So bright, cultured and refined q woman
as Mra. Cleveland could but feel sensibly
the peculiar relation bet ween hor and bar
new acquaintance. IT, 3 :.
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MANY Americans will regret that they
knew nothing Of the sale Of French decor
ations until an exposure came which is
likely to put stop to tho traffic. A dec.
oration OF the renowned Legion Of Honor
was dirt cheap at five hundred francs, in
round numbers hundred dollars. Gen.
Caaarel, being now put Of .buaincso on the
other side, might do well to come over and
20 on with the sale Of decorationa. The
bogus will do as well as any other.
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End Of tho Prlulsra, sirika.

NHw YoRK, Oct. F.-To.day will wind
up the material end the strike, was the
word given out at thu printese' headquar-
tera this morning. Early in the morning
the Typothetae made overtures 10 Typo
graphical Union No. 6 for q conference.
The request wss acceded to by tho Union,
and settlsmsnt OF tho trouble 10 expscl,
ed. The brass workers' lockout is still up-
chanpnf1 z5E, gt G69r!E -r,i, H-y..S II S.Ig -.
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!. a shpr,r Arreste.l for Murder.

z BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 17-sherif Stevens,
Of Clinton, has been arrested on a charge
Of murder. Ills barn had been burned By
tramps, and in searching for the guilty.
par!ies he entered the Aimuhouse sf Ca2.
mel and, finding hall dog sn tramps shel.
tering there, he at once fred several shots,
one Of which killed tramp named Frank
Conley. The general impression is that
the shooting was uncalled for. :"
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Killed By n Failing rroe.

apccIu1 UHpG1cH 70 ne 1nltIlgtHcer. T"-- -||I|I
GRAFTON, W. Va, Oct, IA distrsas-
ing accident occurred near Prun!ytown
to-day which caused the denth OF ]. W.
Yates. He wss cutting down tree, when
a large limb suddenly brcts, and In fall
ing caught him beneath it. His body was
terribly nlanglcd by the heavy blow. Hs
leavea 8 family. sl5 4 3.
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. UNTIL Judge began to do good work aud
get the public eye, tho illustrated papers
Of the country wero on the Democratic
eide. Now the New York Graphic has
bsen purchased by O Republican uyndicate
OF which Oliver P. Morton, Cornelius N.
Bliss, Stephen B. Elkins isnd William
Walter Phelps are membern, and the pa
per is to bo made Republican. ~ The
Graphic, literally conducted and we'll
managed can be made poHer, and this is
doubtless the intention. ,tij y )
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an Ex-Congressman's Daugh ghtere Drowned.
[ Peoria, ILL., Oct. l7.-While returning
home with small party Of friends from
an excursion up the River, Miss Carrie
Worthinaton, an attractive and accom-
pliahed young lady, clerk in the internal
revenue Office and q daughter. of Ex. Con-
gresham Woithins.on, fell overheard and
was drowned. She was about twenty
years old and very popular. j,,
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INDIAN AGENT HALL WAS good Demo-
crat and lue.y Cleveland howler, but he
went crooked iust tho same, and there is
woo in Washington. II has been sup
posed that Cleveland man, like the
King, could do no wrong. And so the IL
lusons Of childhood vanish. -a w.
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Tho Y.llow Esyar situntinn

WAsuIsar0N, D. O., Oct. 1z-surgeon
General Hamilton received a telegram
from Deputy Collector Spencer at Tampa,
Fla, this morning, saying that there have
been FIVE new caaea Of fsver, but no
deaths eince the last reports. He SAYS it
Is raining and TINT the weather ia bad.
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CnlcAao, Oct. l1-Tho arguments in
the motion for q new trial in the omnibus
Doodle cauea bsgan before Judge Jamison,
IN The Criminal Court, this morning. Z II
tho motion fora now trial Is denied the
defendants will at once bs sentenced each
oi them to two years in the penitentiary,
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Mns. JAMES Bn3wN PorrgR is about 10
appear on the Nsw York stage. and the
event is being looked forward to with as
much interes. as though sho were IN
actress. Her eminent position in society
docs 1t. The opposition Of her husbands
family helps. .o.5
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:ER!E, Pa, Oct. II, Tho Kent Hotel, at
Lakewood, chautsuq ia Lake, took fire
this morning about teven o'clock, and
was entirely destroyed. The Rrs origin.
sted from . kerosene lamp explosion. Tbs
loss Is seventy.Gye thousand dollars. on
which there Is an insurance Of thirty.five
thousand. Several co.tsges took Gre. Int
the Jemeston fire department. was on tho '
ground and confined the conhagration to
tho hotel. q I, - =
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A Carpenters, striko.

PlTTsnuRaH, PA, Oct. l7.-A Sharon,
Pa, special says: A general strike OF car.
pentera for nine. hours' work was inaugu.
ted to-day. Three firms have granted the
demanda. Several hundred men are idle,
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JrrrERsosvlLLE, IND, ost., 17.-Moues
Garter, Of this place, was icalled to bis
door last evening at 10 o'clock and shot
in the face by an unknown man, the ball
entering the cheek near the mouth, pass
ing around and coming out at tho back OF
his neck. Carter claims to know his as.
gallant, but has not given his name. H. :
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At Washington the Ssnators downed tho
Baltimoyes by score of s to 2. & j
A colored Tea Oh e.,s Expsrien CO,

NEw York, Oct 1.-THE Tribune prints
an interview with A. s. Green, colored,
who says he went from Maine to Aber-
deem, Miss, to teach.in a colored school,
but was warned by County superintendent
Thompson that he had better leave. He
says vigilance committee called at bis
sisters houae just after he had left, In
tending to lynch him. Dr. Moorehouss,
Secretary OF the American Baptist Home
Misnion Society, assured the reporter that
Greene story was not exaggerated. h
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Two Children Hurns.l

BosroN, MASS, Oct 1.-THE tenement
occupied by Jamea o'Connell, at Peabody,
was burned yesterday and two children OF
O'Connell, James, aged four, and Mary,
ssed two years, were sudocatel before
they could be reached. g23 e Z! 4, i,.l5
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bta!uh uSE EluUsG'lioNluS EAlI,
Nor the swift current, stainless rs Il rcso r'dI,
Where chill Avcrou steals from Alpine SHOWS 4
Hero shall the traveller stny bis weary feet Il
To seek thy calm retreat: Il q til7s q
Hcre ut high roon tho brownnruIed reaper rest:
Here. when the shadows. lcpgthening from the
Call tho muto s,nghlrd to his lesiy nest. III
Matron and maid shall chat the cares away L,
...,, That bro6det oer the day, ss
While iloeking round tEcu, troops OF children meet
And all the arches ring with laughter sweet.
Here ,hal.tha sseed. his patient lie who spends
-. in Toll that never ends, 3ls 3aFI ~. I h
Hot from his thirsty tramp o'cr hill and pain,
Plunge his led nostrls, willie tho torturiug rein
Drops In looEe loops besla his lo.tIug mane;I ~
Find his needs forgot = SSl2s 2ssi1s.3S IA !. 4
Truest OF humble longcndurlpg friends, - iSe
Whose pIescn.c cheers, whose guardian caro- dc.
fcnds! n < NJ = 2 4 y ~ seg iils5i r :
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Rio. between Negro a and a1e.lca .,n.

RlvRR:lDE, Tx Oct. l7.-About one
hundrod negroes and Mesicana became
engaged in a Gght last evening, during
which rsvolvers, knives, uticku and stones
were freely used. Three negroes received
serious stab wounds, while many others
were slightly wounded. Oae Mexican
was killed and two were seriously wound
ed. A number OF the participants on
both sides were under the influence Of
LIQUOR, 5s 15I iii}5f q z 4 - syt 3, :
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Glass Works Destroyed,

PlrrsBuRan, Pa, Oct. 7.-Tho Adams
Glass works, block Of tenement houses
and portions Of Jackaon'a livery stables
were destroyed by fire to-day. The loss
was $4,000, lsg iist5l s'.l.sl & ~.
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Killed In Govern nj ont Sarxiaa.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 17.-pat Tucker
waa instantly killed and Mike Brennan
fatally injured while working in tho new
postoitice building here this morning.
They were crushed by the fall OF a dor.
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- 7 - Y y .-1.7TT--
/ DETROIT WINS AGAIN,
O'Scill Barely Snves St. Louis from Another
- VI 81 re cy,rs a. N=ELLt.4 -.- l".gp

l52i' 81 +-lt Shut-Out. b. K q
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE worlds
championship game played hers today
was very much on the machine o7der un-
till in the ninth inning, when with two
men out, Baldwin mulIed O'Ncill'a foul
fly. O'Neill evinced bis gratitude by
lining the second bali pitched over the
centre fold fence, thereby avorting phut.
out for st: Louis. Tho fielding Of both
teams as rule was sharp, and brilliant.
Score: & tf
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Royalty with tho Men,i a..

CorEsnAars, 9 Oct. l7.-Princees Maud
and Princess Loulae, darghtera Of the
Prince Of Wales, who arc both suffering
from an attack Of measlee, arc progressing
tavorably. towarda recovery, Az "a ~
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having appeared in our village Darbys
prophylactic Fluid was used for disiniect.
ing the College buildings. The disease
never went beyond a uingle case, either in
the College or elsewhere, where the Fluid
was used.-Rsv. Pres. G. F. Price, Auburn,
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Sheridan receives as Lieutenant General
Of the Armysa q salary OF Sill 900 q year,
with allowances which bring this amount
up to $l9, ,0OO,
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Gke !qnteltilQJ)}et,IIt5t:e!,1I::. i YET ~.
ou,csl No.. zs mud VI Fourteenth streot.
TIE man who does not enjoy these
radlan! autumn days Ills 1T for treason,
slrstegems and spoils." .iil 4.
WHEN tho Tories pasasd the Coercion
bill they did not realizs that they were
surrounding themselves with hedge Of
Irish thorn. llk

THE Grown Prince Of Germany has two
throats. According to experts one throat
Is in pretty good condition and the other
is rapidly taking him from this vale Of
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~ Rte ~ DIED. ~.
ION Monday night, October II, 1857, at ,o:.s
ociock, Dr.J. B. REED, In tho Aoth year OF his
Funeral notice hereafter, ii 4 ~, 7
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81. LOUIS. lR.ln,Ip.lAIEl DETROIT. le. ill., P.A /
1un!pgs...............-,1 l 2 45jsS76S<9
Detroit ......-... o 3 o o. O 0 O. x-3

Earned runs. Detroit, .; St. Louis, !. Two base
run. ONcill. nouh,c plays, baldwin 10 GAuzcl 10
Bcnuett; Haulon to Rove. Fist on balls, Lyons,
Robinson md ltanlon. First on errors, Detroit,
!: Struck out. CAMEL and Hennett St lien base,
pmpires, GaiInoy and Kelj;. %,g = a. h :.
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* Philadelphia Is considering the erection
OF statues to Washington, franklin, e Rit-
tenhouss and Logan on the equarea named
sitter them. ;1'3535gs ,SS'T 81
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b.. bf AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
and which Is associated with the Jubilee
year Of the Queen. The donor Of this
beautiful monument ! am happy to claim
as q personal fricnd. hlr. Childs is not
only an sdmlrable representative
Of i tho public spirit and enter
priaing energy Of Philadelphia, but
is also a. man who has endesrsd
himself 10 q very wide circle by mnny
generous deeda. do not wonder at his
nuniflcence, for to. o man,like him it is a
sscond nature. ! rejoice In the happy in
splratlon which prompted the giit which
go worthily represents the common hon.
ago Of two great people to the most fam.
GUS man OF their common race. We arc
honored By the presence OF distinguish
cd American, the postical representative
Of his country in England, but /. would do
far less than juatice to Mr.. Phelps to af-
firm ths. ho Is with ua in u formal and
diplomatic sense-on this spo. Of all
others Americans cease to be Aliens"
(tHear, Hearty NJ HI5
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No purel lymph the whtc.limhed Na!ad knows
-4 Than from 'hy tht alice flows: '.a
Not tho bright spring Of Atr!c's sunny shores,
Starry with spanelcs washed from golden ores,
Nor CLASSY stream Blanc usia's icuutsin pours, e.
Nor wave translucent where sabslna fair II.
Bra!tls her loo;eowiag bali. t}'i
Nor the swift current, stainless Ms Il rcso II III
Where chill Avcirou steals from Alpine suows.
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Land oi our Fathers ocean makes us two, i,.
. But heart 10 heart Is truei 6,7}g y.
Protd Is your towering daughter Ia the West,
Yet In her burning lifc blood reign contest
Her mothers pulses beating in her breast.
This holy fount. WHOSE rillS from heaven descend,
Oh tsgracloui drors shall lend - -f4f = VI. !
Doth ta9eheads bs.hed In that baptisn,al dew. N
Aud love make ono tho old home aud tho new
Mr.. Irving read the poem with splendid
effect amid recurring plsudits, and then
continued as follows: "The occasion
which hes drawn us here 10 day has ex.
ceptional intereot and special Significance,
We have mot to celebrate a tribute which
has been paid to the memory OF Shakes.
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WHEELING WEST .ooTOBERi 81 1887 w
Rich with hii fame. not less shall memory prize
Tho gracious gIlt that humber wants supplies.

Der the wide waters reached the hand that gave :
p. TO all this bountcOus wave, 1flt el
With health and strength and Joyous beauty
Dlest DO the generous pledge Of friendship. brought
From the far home Of brothets' lore, unboughtl
Long may fair Ayon's iountsin flow, enrolled
~ With storled shrines OF old, y,. sl ri
CasteiiA's snring. fgctia's dewy cave Wax Ns
And lIotebs rock the God ot Israel claye! N
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Darbys Fluid dispels all forms Of cpl
demic diseases by deotroyins the spores or
germ poison that cauae contagion, Mwr4w
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S'T'ILL AT WAR
TIE KNIGHTS OF LABOR FACTIONS
barry and bnily make Serious Charges
Against onloers-Powdorly nynin En-.
dorsed--Ameudtng tho Constitution.
Hope to Adjourn Wednesday.

MINNEAroLls, MIMI, Oct. 17.-The
trouble over the inharmonious Executive
Board Of the knights Of Labor General
Assembly was settled, at least tompora.
rily, this afternoon by vote Of the as.
sembly, leaving the otllcers as they arc.
tis pretty we'll uuderatood, however, that
this la coupled with demand for the
resignation Of Messrs. Barry and Bailey, Of
tho Board, aud unless compliance Is
prompt there is danger Of trouble coming
to the front again. /. n
W. II. Bailey made ut the forenoon sss.
hion long speech in delonse OF his posi-.
ton, charging various members Of the
body with sundry Irregularities; John
Hayes was charged with appropriatlng
iunds and being a political wire puller;
Powderly had made mesalliance with
tho Church OF Rome; Litchmsn had sup.
pressed important papers. Theae getlo.
men answered all the charges satisfactory
and Lltchman brought in evidence that
Bailey and Barry had employed one Don.
nelly, stenographer In the general office,
aa a spy that ho had been sending Bailey
Important papers aince the convention
opened. 5GA8 hos
At tho afternoon session halt was
called in the discussion, and the subject
Of amending the constitution as proposed
by tho Committee on Law was taken up.
The committee favored change in the
section providing for officers which WAS III
substance adding general investigation,
and reducing the cooperative board to
four members; dropping the Executive
Board, which was Of course to be proyid.
ed 1or in q separate section; giving the
general Master Workman appointiys
power. Delaware Blaine offered eubsti.
tuto which was the same as the original
section, except that 1t provided for gen.
eral investigation and for'annusl elections
after 1888. This was loss, and the recon-
mendstion OF the committee was Loaf and
the section WAS finally allowed to atand
with the simpie addition Of the Office of
General Investigator. The committee next
recommended altering the following sec.
tion 30 as to make the term Of the general
officers one year, but this Was lost.
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IA GREAT OCCASION /.
AT slIAKKspEAnE's BIRTH PLACE.
Tho Dedication Yesterday OF Geo. W. Childs'
Memorial Foantain--The Americana
Prinooly Gitt-rhs Exercisss-P0om u
BY Oliver Wendell Holmes.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Shakespeare me.
mortal fountain, presented by Mr.. George
W. Childs, Of Philadelphia, to the town oi
stratford.on.Avon, was dedicated to-day
with imposing ceremoniou. NY
The town twas en- jtte, and tho greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. The weather was
pleasant, the aun shining brightly. Tho
early trains from London and tho sur.
rounding country brought large numbers
Of people, among whom were many dra.
matiats and mon Of letteru. ~
Dr.. Maculey, who represented Mr..
Childs On the occasion, arrived shortly be-
foro noon, On tho arrival OF tho Doctor,
the gusstu, who had been specially invited
to tho ceremonial formed in procession
and marched to the town hall, where they
were received by tho Mayor and tho civic
dienitaries. The procession was then re-
formed, with the addition Of tho town oil.
cials, and marched to where an 'mmei1se
throng Of people had slready gathered.
The dedication speech was delivered by
Henry Irving, who, in the course Of his
remarks, eaid: ''fadmire Mr.. Chiid's pub.
lie spirit; his generous deeds are widely
known, and he is universally respected"
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PowDERLY ENDORSED,


Here resolution endorsing every act
OF Grand Master Workman Powderly and
the General Executive Board wau intro
duced and adopted. Mary Hama
hin recommended that Department Of
Women's Work be established under
the direction of the general inves.i.
gator, who should travel nc heretofore.
She should have as an assistant woman
|sscrstsry who should have quarters at
Philadelphia, and maintain correspond
ence in the interest OF womaa's work in
all parta OF the county. This matter was
referred to the committee ior considera-
ton. 91s& d, ll
Tho committee appointed to confer
with the committee OF the National Far.
ners' Alliance, reported a resolution ia
voting the maintenance by both organi-
cations OF committees at Washington to
look after legislation These committees
to work in cooperation; and in
caso either organisation failed, to
appoint and maintain such committee,
There is now hope among the dele
gates that tho Convention will adjourn
Wednesday. Many Invitations for next
year have been received, but Indianapolis
ie likely to lead in favor.